I have 2 Cavachons that will get small knots. I am wondering if this will work well with them.
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I think its better if you get a long furminator hair brush. The dual brush is intended for dog with short fur.
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I think it´s better if you get a long furminator hair brush. The dual brush is intended for dog with short fur.
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I believe this brush would work well for your Cavachons. I use it on my long coated German Shepherds and it works great. My only complaint is the rubber handle tends to slip around but I solved this with a little silicon glue.
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Sure. It works with nearly any medium sized pan that has straight-ish sides. It doesn't need to be Calaphon. We use it with Revere Ware sauce pans too.
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I have the same problem, I just keep running my thumb nail down the cord anf that seems to keep it from twisting excesslively and the minute I get a knot around the stick, I stop and fix it. It is the basic principle of physics...you keep turning and twisting it to play with your cat and the cord is going to keep twisting and winding up... no real solution...just keep on doing what you are doing.
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The coated wire is very flexible and should form a good knot, but you may have to experiment on how well it holds.
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I would not think there should be any knots that big. Mine had a few rough spots but I think that is fairly normal and as I have oiled the board they have smoothed out considerably. I would consider returning a board with a knot that large.
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I did not use it this way, so I'm afraid I am not qualified to answer that one. Off the cuff, I would think you could fashion a knot at the end of a theraband...
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Not sure what to tell u since we tied the bands on using a self-tightening knot. U can find the knot on YouTube. Good luck.
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I used it on a Yorkshire terrier and the hook was a touch too heavy. That plus the weight of the cord might be too much for a puppy
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I have 2 Persian and it works great to detangle and comb out tough areas. It doesn't scratch and seems pretty strong.
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From what I've personally used, as well as what I've read it is recommended to use a polymer or a double polymer knot.
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If the ring terminals don't fit your battery the tender also comes with a clamp style attachment. You should have no problems.
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That is what I bought it for and tied it to my dock ladder. It worked well but I had just used the nylony cord that came with it tied a square knot. We had a storm and it was gone, apparently came undone and floated away never to be seen again by us! I think I should have used something different to attach it.
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Paracord is typically rated for 30% stretch (although Ithat is under some serious tension) . It will elongated over time under load (a feature to add some elasticity to a hanging paratrooper). As for the rest of the things you describe paracord won't mildew/mold and relatively weather resistant. The knots will hold but make sure you using knots that work well with slippery cord. At the very least you will want to throw an overhand knot at the running ends of your knots as stoppers. And strength shouldn't be an issue. You may want to use nylon straps as they will probably work better in this case. Paracord is typically rated for 30% stretch (although Ithat is under some serious tension) . It will elongated over time under load (a feature to add some elasticity to a hanging paratrooper). As for the rest of the things you describe paracord won't mildew/mold and relatively weather resistant. The knots will hold but make sure you using knots that work well with slippery cord. At the very least you will want to throw an overhand knot at the running ends of your knots as stoppers. And strength shouldn't be an issue. You may want to use nylon straps as they will probably work... » Read More Paracord is typically rated for 30% stretch (although Ithat is under some serious tension) . It will elongated over time under load (a feature to add some elasticity to a hanging paratrooper). As for the rest of the things you describe paracord won't mildew/mold and relatively weather resistant. The knots will hold but make sure you using knots that work well with slippery cord. At the very least you will want to throw an overhand knot at the running ends of your knots as stoppers. And strength shouldn't be an issue. You may want to use nylon straps as they will probably work better in this case. « Show Less
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I used these for a craft project connecting one inch hearts. It worked great for that. If they have smaller, I would go smaller depending on how small your dogs are
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We have a shih tzu and it works really well on her. The smell bothered me so we put it on first and then bathed her. It still works that way and you can spray it on them dry and then comb thru it. You will still have to cut out knots but it sure makes life easier. Hope this helped.
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The swivel works wonderfully but I only have one 65 lb. dog. Just knowing dogs, I'd imagine their lines would tangle just from their play.
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It actually works ok for short keels, but gets very heavy if you go too long with it. So just make appropriate lengths for the power / size ratio of your foil/kite and youll ne ok. Also, it may shred a bit if you do a lot of overlapping spins where one rope rubs the other